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Our Man At St. Mark's. Stephen Young (Donald Sinden) Our Man At St. Mark's. Our Man At St. Mark's. TV sitcom; ITV1; 1963 - 1966; 47 episodes (4 series) Sitcom following the vicar of a small village church and his adventures within the community. Stars Leslie Phillips, Donald Sinden, Joan Hickson, Anne Lawson, Harry Fowler and Clive Morton.
1. The Facts Of Life. Wednesday 25 th September 1963. On the eve of Harvest Festival Andrew is faced with the rather unusual problem of a young parishioner, together with a little 'dog collar trouble' of his own. 2. A Joyful Noise. Wednesday 2 nd October 1963. An attempt to pep up the singing at St. Mark's leads to trouble with the organist.
Our Man From St. Mark's Series 1, Episode 1 - The Facts Of Life On the eve of Harvest Festival Andrew is faced with the rather unusual problem of a young parishioner, together with a little 'dog collar trouble' of his own.
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Our Man At St. Mark's. TV sitcom. ITV1. 1963 - 1966. 47 episodes (4 series) Sitcom following the vicar of a small village church and his adventures within the community. Stars Leslie Phillips, Donald Sinden, Joan Hickson, Anne Lawson, Harry Fowler and Clive Morton. Like this.
